Kallipolis
Kallipolis is a concept originating in Plato's philosophical work, The Republic. It represents Plato's ideal city, a polis governed by philosopher-kings. In Kallipolis, society is rigidly structured into three classes: the rulers (philosopher-kings), the auxiliaries (soldiers and guardians), and the producers (artisans, farmers, and merchants). Each class is responsible for fulfilling its specific role, contributing to the overall harmony and justice of the city.
The philosopher-kings, possessing true knowledge and wisdom, are uniquely qualified to rule. They are educated from
The auxiliaries are responsible for defending Kallipolis and enforcing the rulers' decisions. They are characterized by
Kallipolis is also characterized by a communal lifestyle for the ruling and auxiliary classes, including the